IonTempted

I odn't think you can get "unbanned" without trying an appeal, though if you do try an appeal it will get rejected as it gets checked by bots somehow.

I had two instances of this, I don't remember what I did last time. I did download Brave which doesn't track fingerprints but now funnily enough I was banned on a Brave browser so I guess I would clear cookies, but I remember singing up after 100 days and took it real slow like posting every few weeks and I was in the clear, until I got sniped by a bot.

Wait 100 days, clear your cookies, IP, Browser, Email, even format your PC if you have to.

Your account is done and dusted, you can make a new one though.

The rules say that Reddit keeps track of your IP and fingerprints for 100 days.

Reddit mostly ban IPs for 100 days 105 for safety and I've been there before really, Now I've got a new connection so different IP and I'm not shy about formatting my devices, It's something I will do, though for now I also don't care.

Definitely yeah, I mean they've got over 110M daily active users while Lemmy has 40k daily users it's not even comparable, if Lemmy had users in the Millions I think it would be much better.

I always looked for a reddit altenative, even though Reddit has all the things you'd ever want, and people from all around the world that you'l probably never meet but still, I would change so many things.

I see, I mean I'm finding this community to be more chill like I don't have to hide myself with reddit I felt like I had to hide my profile because I was into NSFW stuff.

That was at least one good thing with reddit you could hide your profile history because of stalkers or too judgy people.

Literally what the fuck is his plan here, something tells me that they will just scrub his name or something.

Whoever had the idea on Reddit to get permabanned and have a shitty appeal system that never gets checked by human beings literally wasn't the smartest guy.

I'm not against it, It's just I used reddit for everything regarding news and I overral liked engaging with posts but it's always like I had this fear that if I say something wrong I would get banned by a moderator or something.

Also the permament ban thing is really harsh for me it should exist for posting REALLY FUCKED UP stuff, not because you posted something and a bot happened to snipe it.

It had nudity so I'll avoid posting it here because I still like to follow the rules.

The point being it was a perfectly legal meme which got sniped by a bot and I didn't even bother appealing the ban because I know it would probably get blocked without even them looking at it, and now I don't want to sign in to my account with my new IP because it would probably reset the days.

I know some people like to be sctrictly anti-moderation and anti-rules because they like to post offensive or innapropriate stuff, I think there SHOULD be moderation, It's just Reddit's moderation is so forced

Because reddit had more niche communities that I was into and it's way more populated which is to be expected, but I also love how open this website seems so far, my main gripe with Reddit is that if you are a new account you are pretty much fucked, I'm not against moderation but Reddit overdoes it.

Newbie here who is in Reddit jail, I got banned for posting something that wasn't into Reddit's filters (It was an NSFW meme but it wasn't offensive) My account literally got sniped by a bot the second I posted the meme, I'm glad there's neither here. I'll wait 100 days until my IP gets unblocked I guess and then move there for now this is my new home.

I had an account with almost 100k karma and I posted good stuff I had friends I talked to, Thanks reddit for having bullshit filters and for having a nonsense repeal system that doesn't work.